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Rave for the Climate: TCDSU Disrupt Green Week Careers Event
Over a DJ set, a protestor criticised “glossy events under the name of sustainability”.
Students Protest Trinity’s Violation of the Official Languages Act
Under the Official Languages Act of 2003, public bodies are required to respond to written and electronic communications in the language in which they were received - The University Times has seen communications that has not honoured the act.
Trinity Orchestra Society Win the Best Overall Society at the Central Society Committee Awards
Comedy ensued last night at the CSC awards ceremony at the Radisson Blue Hotel.
PrEP Clinic and 57,000 Condoms Yearly Available on Campus
A new PrEP clinic for HIV prevention and the colossal college condom orders are just a few ways in which Trinity is making resources available to students for safe sex.
From Commuter Concerns to Global Advocacy: Key Discussions and Decisions at TCDSU Comhairle
Motions on a new Commuter Part-Time Officer, rent freezes, environmental action, and global solidarity spark dialogue and resolutions.
Green Week 2025
A look into the events planned for this year’s Green Week.
Stamp of Approval: New International Women’s Day Stamps Honour Trinity Scientists
400 Academics Sign Letter to Government Against Cabinet Amending the Triple Lock
54 Trinity staff and researchers have expressed concern over draft proposals that will allow Irish peacekeepers to be deployed without a UN mandate.
Humanitarian Aid Obstructed from Entering Gaza as Second Stage of Ceasefire Delayed
Israel has obstructed the entry of aid into Gaza until Hamas agrees to a US-backed proposal to extend the first stage of the ceasefire agreement.
Linda Doyle States There is “No plan to increase rent for 2025/2026” Following Recent Pressure from TCDSU
The announcement to fix current rent prices for the upcoming year comes as a swift response to a recent demonstration made by the TCDSU campaigns committee advocating for a commitment to a rent freeze.